Schaub 211114 1-1/4" Noho Round Cabinet Knob

Usually yes. A cabinet knob mounts on a single through-hole, and the Noho uses the standard 8-32 screw, so it drops onto the existing hole from almost any knob you're pulling off. The one case it won't cover is a hole pattern left by a two-hole pull, since a single knob can't hide center-to-center holes. For that you either move to a pull on the same centers or patch and redrill.

Step up to the Deltana KRB175 round knob with groove, a solid brass round knob at 1-3/4 inch diameter. That is a half inch more face than the Schaub 211114 Noho at 1-1/4 inch, which gives a large drawer front or a tall pantry door a knob in proportion to it. Both are round-profile knobs, so the change is scale rather than shape.

Projection is 1-1/4 inches, same as the knob diameter. That matters in a galley kitchen or a tight laundry run where a door swings past a wall return, and it gives a full hand grip rather than a fingertip pull. If you need something that sits closer to the face, a lower-profile knob is the better call.

Five: Matte Black (MB), Polished Nickel (PN), Unlacquered Brass (UNBR), Satin Brass (SB), and Vintage Brass (VB). Worth knowing on the brass options, Unlacquered Brass has no clear coat, so it will patina with handling over time. Satin Brass and Vintage Brass are finished tones and hold their look. For a multi-unit job where every kitchen has to match years apart, pick one of the finished brasses or nickel rather than unlacquered.

Brass is the base material. That's the difference a property manager feels three years in on a high-traffic cabinet run: brass takes the threads for the mounting screw without stripping the way a cast zinc knob can, and the finish sits on a solid substrate.

Staying round and contemporary, the Orca Hardware CK-19032 Whistler cabinet knob is a close substitute. For a traditional or craftsman kitchen, the Orca CK-18032 Mission round knob is the same function in a period profile. If you want a heavier round brass knob with a detailed groove, the Deltana KRB175 is 1-3/4 inch diameter solid brass, noticeably larger than the Noho's 1-1/4 inch. Emtek also carries Schaub-collection knobs, including the Emtek 8665 Select, if you want to stay close to Schaub's design language.

The 211114 is part of Schaub's NOHO collection, so it's the round knob designed to run with the rest of that contemporary line. If you're standardizing a kitchen or a whole building, the thing to match exactly is the finish code, not just the collection name. Order everything in the same code (MB, PN, UNBR, SB, or VB) and the tones will read as one set.

Not a like-for-like one. The Emtek 8665 belongs to the Emtek SELECT series and is functionally a cabinet knob or pull, meaning it covers both roles within that line, while the Schaub 211114 Noho is strictly a cabinet knob with a 1-1/4 inch round face. Specify the Emtek 8665 when the elevation is being built out of the SELECT system; specify the Noho when the requirement is a fixed 1-1/4 inch round contemporary knob.

The Schaub 211114 Noho is a contemporary-style knob, so on period cabinetry the closer fits are the Emtek Art Deco cabinet knob or the Emtek Allerton cabinet knob, both in the Schaub Collection and both catalogued as cabinet knob/pull. For a glass knob on the same openings, the Emtek Astoria glass cabinet knob is the Astoria-series option. All three carry the same mounting role as the Noho, so the swap is a styling decision on the door face.

The Schaub 211114 Noho is a brass-base knob offered in unlacquered brass, satin brass and vintage brass, along with matte black and polished nickel. If a different brass knob is wanted on the same run, the Delaney solid brass cabinet knob and the Deltana KRB175, a solid brass round knob with groove at 1-3/4 inch diameter, are both solid brass knobs. Confirm the brass tone against a sample before mixing lines, since brass finishes are named differently from maker to maker.

The Schaub 211114 Noho mounts on a single hole with an 8/32 x 1 inch machine screw, which is the standard cabinet knob thread. The Emtek Allerton and Emtek Art Deco cabinet knobs and the Deltana KRB175 round knob are all single-point cabinet knobs, so the existing bore carries over on a swap. Screw length is the item to check: a thicker drawer front or an applied panel can need a longer machine screw than the one packed with the knob.

The mounting screw is part of the knob spec, 8/32 x 1 inch, so a standard 3/4 inch front is covered out of the box. The only thing you'd add is longer 8-32 screws for thicker fronts, or a template if you're drilling a full kitchen and want consistent hole placement.

Both Orca Hardware knobs are cabinet knobs and both can take the place of the Schaub 211114 Noho on a cabinet door or drawer. The CK-18032 is a round knob from the 18-Mission collection, so it holds the same round face as the Noho while reading as Mission. The CK-19032 comes from the 19-Whistler collection and is not described as a round profile, so it changes the shape on the door as well as the collection. Pick the CK-18032 when the round face has to stay.

The Deltana KRB175 is a round knob with a groove in solid brass at 1-3/4 inch diameter, so it keeps a round face and adds a machined groove where the Schaub 211114 Noho holds a plain round 1-1/4 inch face in a contemporary style. The Orca CK-18032 is the other round option, drawn from the Mission collection. Both are round knobs; the difference is the treatment of the face and the diameter.